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What would be an example of a healthy online conversation?
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this post was submitted on 14 Mar 2024
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Actually, a lot of conversations here are quite healthy imho. Outside of meme-communities that is. Sometimes I’m on Reddit because on here there’s not really a flashlight 🔦 community. ~~People~~ comments over there used to be constructive, sometimes obviously satirical - now there’s just trolls and mean people.
Edit: made the ~ to ~~
I see posts on 'all' from a flashlight community fairly regularly on here, but I just lurk because I don't think my Lepro is up to their standards.
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